Songs that F*** you up

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Less than zero, relative to the situation in Poland after you finish your schools and start the real life. (Honourable mention for And I tell you everything is dick.)

Bitter vodka, folk wedding feast song, lots of alcoholic and otherwise improper references, for blasphemous bitter moments.

Several religious hymns and songs, especially old hymns, have a powerful effect on me. I can chant many of those. Currently, I have Dies Irae (a dramatic part of Mozart's Requiem) as my mobile phone ring, out of universal spite. Now more like a humorous accent but still.

Warcraft II soundtrack has done great things for my resolve and stamina, especially in the past. It's very heroic, stalwart, unbending, determined. It affects the way blood flows in your veins.

Perhaps Clapton's Tears in heaven make me recall some of the best young years with my buddy when we were both young lads that knew nothing and thought they knew everything. But I still react somewhat negatively because he played it way too often for my tolerance.

[ November 01, 2005, 23:32: Message edited by: chevalier ]

 

She Moves Through The Fair
Meet on the Ledge
End Of A Holiday
Fairport Convention

Who Knows Where The Time Goes?
Sandy Denny

Save Me
The Show Must Go On
Queen

Amsterdam
Coldplay

Nothing More
Wild Mountain Thyme
Fotheringay

Pyramid Song
Fake Plastic Trees
Street Spirit
Motion Picture Soundtrack
Exit Music (for a film)
Radiohead

The songs themselves only mean a lot to me on a few of these... it's the tunes that get to me.

[ November 03, 2005, 22:07: Message edited by: Arifirh ]

 

Velvet Revolver - Fall to Pieces

When I first heard this song, my life really was going to ****.


Also, i'm gonna have to agree with Arifirh on Queen - The Show Must Go On

Such an amazing song.

 

@Chev Yes Mozart's Dies Irae is pretty good but I think the Berlioz is really designed to wake the dead.

 

Brave - Katatonia
Autumns Ablaze - Primordial
King of Fairies - Waylander
From Here to Eternity - Iron Maiden
Jethro Tull - Flying Colours

These songs bring back strong memories

Crematory - Tears of Time, Mirror Love

These songs remind me of playing Harvest Moon on GBA

 

My Immortal- Evaneswhatever.

Funnily enough, the Aeris theme from FFVII

My friend and I regularly inflict both songs upon ourselves, and see how close to tears we get.

 

i love aeris' theme from ffvii. cloud's was pretty good too.

 

Amazing Grace, but in a good way.

It was sung at both my grandmothers and my stepfathers funerals by an American soprana. Now, it always wrenches my heart and brings me to tears.